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About this task
Using rename, you can change the name of one or more IBM Notes® users in the following ways:
In order for the Administration Process to facilitate the name changes, the databases must have an assigned administration server.
In addition, the certifier ID you use and any ancestor of the certifier must have a Certifier document in the Certificates view of the Domino Directory. For example, if you use the certifier ID for /Sales/NYC/RENOAVTIONS, the Domino Directory must contain Certifier documents for /RENOAVTIONS, /NYC/RENOAVTIONS, and /Sales/NYC/RENOAVTIONS.
Viewing user name change requests
Procedure
To review the administration requests that are generated when renaming a user name, open the Administration Request (ADMIN4.NSF) database in your Domino Directory.
Notifying users of changes to private design elements during a name change
You can enable an agent that sends to the user an e-mail message notifying the user of a name change and containing links to databases in which the user created or modified design elements such as a folder or view. To update the private design elements with the user's new name, the user must then open the database via the database links in the e-mail notification. This update to the user name allows the user to maintain access to their own private design elements. Enable the Mail Notification agent from within the administration requests database (ADMIN4.NSF).
1. From the Domino Administrator, click Server -> Analysis.
2. Click Administration Requests.
3. Locate the administration request to rename the user and then open the request.
4. Choose Actions -> Enable/Disable User Notification. The agent is enabled and automatically sends to the user an e-mail message containing links to databases in which the user created or modified design elements such as a folder or view.
5. Click OK.
Related concepts The Administration Process Certifier IDs and certificates Managing users
Related tasks Specifying an administration server for databases
Related reference Administration request messages